Looking for General Instrument(Motorola) CATV converter manual

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ii NEED ACCESSCODES FOR A URC433003

This should help - http://www.urc.philips.com/
Hope I helped Dr Reed

This model remote is sold under a number of different brand names, but they are all the same. Manual can be found here: http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/drc400/downloads/DRC400SeriesRemote_UserGuide.pdf

On the web page link below you will find the RCA Customer Support website page with all the service information for your model RCA 3 device universal remote control model number RCR311S. On this page is a pdf copy of the owners manual. You will need a pdf reader and writer to read the owners manual and a writer to make a copy for your own use.The information you are looking for is on pages 4-12 in the owners manual. I hope this information solves your problem of finding a copy of the remote control owners manual. Thank you for using FixYa and have a nice day! /RcaaccessoriesProductDetail.do?ACTION_TYPE_ID=ACTION_TYPE_PRODUCT_DETAIL&http://www.rcaaccessories.com/rcaaccessoriesACTION_CATEGORY_IDSTR_CATEGORY_UNIVERSAL_REMOTES&ACTION_PRODUCT_ID=RCR311S

no motorola DCT's can do free to air. The tuner will do it but the controler part of the box cannot

DAC224 is a Motorola DCT 2000 box.
User guide is here: http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/DCT2000/downloads/DCT2000_Installation_Manual.pdf

Cable Converters (Set Top Boxes)

Director 0476
General Instrument 0476
Jerrold 0476
Motorola 0476, 1376
Pioneer 1877
Scientific Atlanta 1877

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judging by the year, this set should definitely be cable ready. check the front of the tv if it has a control panel for a switch that says catv/normal or something similar, if it does not have that switch, check the settings via the remote.

the channel a connector may require an adapter depending on the type of connector. i had an old tv that required an adapter in order to plug the cable coax into it, it resembled an rca connector and is used on some older tv's in place of a screw on connector.

if all else fails, your cable company should be able to provide you with a tuner/converter for free or minimal charge.

i hope this helps,
trin

No.  These chip store the U/A (Unit Address) inside the chip in a "one-way format" that cannot be reverse engineered for extraction, exporting or importing.  Doing so destroys the actual chip. <p> If your "shop" is not authorized to repair the Motorola brand and is doing so by way of an unauthorized DAC, they would be in violation of the DMCA and could face millions in fines and your owner, along with anyone responsible or in direction connection to using, aquiring, administering, updating, etc of the unauthorized DAC could spend many years in a federal institution for doing so. <p> Motorola/GI General Instrument Corporation work very closely with the US Government, CIA and DOD for their digital security.<p>